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7 Steps to Learn the TM technique

Introductory Lecture, Preparatory Lecture, Personal Interview etc.

Posted On: 27/09/2005

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1 Introductory Lecture A vision of all possibilities through the Transcendental Meditation program 1 hour and
30 minutes

2 Preparatory
Lecture The mechanics and origin of the Transcendental Meditation technique 1 hour and
30 minutes

3 Personal
Interview Interview with a qualified
teacher of the Transcendental
Meditation program 10 minutes

4 Personal
Instruction Learning the Transcendental
Meditation technique 2 hours

5 Verification
and Validation
of Experiences Verifying the correctness
of the practice and further
instruction 2 hours

6 Verification
and Validation
of Experiences Understanding the
mechanics of the TM technique
from personal experiences 2 hours

7 Verification
and Validation
of Experiences Understanding the
mechanics of the development
of higher states of consciousness 2 hours

CHAPTER - II

Excerpts from book - THE WHOLE THING - THE REAL THING

Chapter II - Brahma Chaitanya Brahmachari: On reaching home he tried to win over his elders to his ideas of world renunciation and God-knowledge. They dismissed his talk as childhood obduracy. To the extent that he entreated them not to bind him to the materialistic life, they went ahead with matching speed to entwine him in wedlock. They were afraid that he might again slip out of their hands. On the child’s side, however was his unshakable faith and steadfast resolve. He stood firm on his earlier decision and totally refused to get himself hooked. It worried the elders very much, even though they realized that God willing, the elevated path which the child wanted to traverse would one day benefit not only him but the whole family, perhaps the whole world. But lifelong celibacy, the rigours and tribulations of the ascetic life and at his tender age – just this one thought was enough to make them shudder. They tried their level best to dissuade him but the young Mahatma was not to be swayed. Without God-perception, without intrinsic self realization was anything of any use?